used to suggest that something is not severe or extreme, or is the case only to a limited extent
有点儿，差不多是
I have had a bit of an accident.
我碰上了一点小小的意外。
he's a bit of a womanizer.
他差不多是个采花大盗。
(Brit. informal)a pleasing person or thing, especially a woman regarded sexually
(英，非正式)性感女人；讨人喜欢的人；逗人爱的东西
that blonde's a bit of all right.
那个金发女郎可真性感。
(Brit. informal)a woman regarded in sexual terms
(英，非正式)风骚女子
a person with whom one is unfaithful to one's partner
情妇；情夫
money earned outside one's normal job
外快
I'd like to make a bit on the side.
我喜欢挣外快。
an assortment of small items
七零八碎的东西
(informal)make a useful contribution to an effort or cause
(非正式)作贡献，尽力
she was keen to do her bit to help others.
她热心尽力帮助别人。
she was keen to do her bit to help others.
她热心尽力帮助别人。
not at all
一点也不，根本不
I'm not a bit tired.
我一点儿也不累。
(Brit.)not at all
(英)一点儿也不，根本不
Am I being unduly cynical? Not a bit of it.
我是不是太愤世嫉俗了？一点儿也不。
into pieces
成碎片，破碎
he smashed it to bits with a hammer.
他用锤子把它砸碎。
(informal)very much; to a great degree
(非正式)非常，很大程度上
we've got two great kids whom I love to bits.
我们有两个好孩子，我太爱他们了。
(of a horse) carrying its head too high so that it evades correct contact with the bit
（马）昂首不受嚼子约束
(of a horse) carrying its head with the chin tucked in so that it evades contact with the bit
（马）缩进下颏避开嚼子
begin to tackle a problem or task in a determined or independent way
开始下决心（或独立）处理问题